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Energy-Efficient High-Voltage Pulsers for Ultrasound Transducers
Choi, Jaesuk
;
Youn, Sangyeon
;
Hwang, Jaeyoun
;
Ha, Sohmyung
;
Kim, Chul
;
Je, Min Kyu
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Title
Energy-Efficient High-Voltage Pulsers for Ultrasound Transducers
DGIST Authors
Choi, Jaesuk
;
Youn, Sangyeon
;
Hwang, Jaeyoun
;
Ha, Sohmyung
;
Kim, Chul
;
Je, Min Kyu
Issued Date
2021-01
Citation
Choi, Jaesuk. (2021-01). Energy-Efficient High-Voltage Pulsers for Ultrasound Transducers. doi: 10.1109/TCSII.2020.3040548
Type
Article
Article Type
Article
Author Keywords
Transducers
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Ultrasonic imaging
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Imaging
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Power demand
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Energy efficiency
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Acoustics
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Shape
;
Medical ultrasound imaging
;
miniaturization
;
energy efficiency
;
high-voltage pulser
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ultrasound transducer
;
equivalent circuit
;
parasitic capacitance
;
dynamic power consumption
;
class-D
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charge redistribution
;
multi-level pulse-shaping
;
DC-DC converter
Keywords
FREQUENCY
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DESIGN
;
CMUT
ISSN
1549-7747
Abstract
This brief reviews high-voltage pulsers for ultrasound imaging systems with a focus on energy efficiency. Most ultrasound imaging systems have been developed with the aim of achieving a high signal-to-noise ratio for good image quality. As miniaturization and portability of the systems are pursued recently, high energy efficiency is of great need. In the ultrasonic imaging systems, the most power-hungry block is typically the pulser that drives the ultrasound transducer at a high voltage. To better understand the pulser's operation and power consumption, an equivalent circuit model of the transducer is introduced. Based on the model, we investigate the fundamentals of pulser driving methods and review the conventional class-D pulser as well as state-of-the-art pulsers with dynamic power loss reduction techniques. Their operation principles, strengths, and limitations are analyzed and discussed in depth. © 2004-2012 IEEE.
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/12702
DOI
10.1109/TCSII.2020.3040548
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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